I think I have met the man of my dreams.

congrats

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Originally Posted by Tomfurbs

Who's taking who to court again? I'm getting a bit confused.

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Me too
So the lawyer suing her is madly in love?
or the lawyer defending her??
Has there been subliminal messages?
Any casual contatct?
Coffee dates?
Is there hope for me too??

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Originally Posted by TsVanessa69

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Originally Posted by BrendaQG

@ Tomfurbs and Beardedone.

I have the canceled checks that show how I actually paid rent. I paid $3200 twice and was due to pay another $4000 at the end of the lease to the original landlord. Pay to him out of student loan funds. (Where if anyone's curious working goes towards paying off other smaller bills, utils, credit cards, savings and "walking around money".)

I met the lawyer. The landlord is now a bank, the bank that gave the old landlord a mortgage, so they send their lawyer to represent them.

It ain't something until it's something. But It was just so nice to get those kind of vibes from a young, successful, man who knows my T and does not care.. So there is hope for meeting such a man, for any of us.

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What vibes!!!!!!!!!!!
Do tell!
Was it how he gazed into your eyes??

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Yes.

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Did he rub your leg under the table??

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We did not sit at the same table. He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.

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Did he give you ANY clue as to HIS interest in YOU???

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Yes. All I can say is body language and the tone of his conversation with me. I mean we are on opposite sides of the case. He is not my laywer. He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.

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Lawyers and clients go to lunch all the time.
Thats not a conflict of interest.
I mean you are paying him right?

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He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.
He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.
He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.
He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.
He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.

That is why there would be a conflict of interest.

Is that crystal clear now?

I can understand why it may not have been clear. I mean who would think I could just go to court represent myself and do a good enough job to force a corporate lawyer to advise his client to cut a deal with me? (People tend to skim when reading boards like this. Then miss details.) Well that's what I did. That was all by email and court filings, never spoke to the guy, never saw the guy until today.

Perhaps I could have made my first post more understandable.

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Originally Posted by BrendaQG

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Originally Posted by TsVanessa69

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Originally Posted by BrendaQG

@ Tomfurbs and Beardedone.

I have the canceled checks that show how I actually paid rent. I paid $3200 twice and was due to pay another $4000 at the end of the lease to the original landlord. Pay to him out of student loan funds. (Where if anyone's curious working goes towards paying off other smaller bills, utils, credit cards, savings and "walking around money".)

I met the lawyer. The landlord is now a bank, the bank that gave the old landlord a mortgage, so they send their lawyer to represent them.

It ain't something until it's something. But It was just so nice to get those kind of vibes from a young, successful, man who knows my T and does not care.. So there is hope for meeting such a man, for any of us.

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What vibes!!!!!!!!!!!
Do tell!
Was it how he gazed into your eyes??

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Yes.

Quote:

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Did he rub your leg under the table??

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We did not sit at the same table. He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.

Quote:

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Did he give you ANY clue as to HIS interest in YOU???

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Yes. All I can say is body language and the tone of his conversation with me. I mean we are on opposite sides of the case. He is not my laywer. He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.

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Lawyers and clients go to lunch all the time.
Thats not a conflict of interest.
I mean you are paying him right?

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He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.
He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.
He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.
He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.
He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.

That is why there would be a conflict of interest.

Is that crystal clear now?

I can understand why it may not have been clear. I mean who would think I could just go to court represent myself and do a good enough job to force a corporate lawyer to advise his client to cut a deal with me? (People tend to skim when reading boards like this. Then miss details.) Well that's what I did. That was all by email and court filings, never spoke to the guy, never saw the guy until today.

Perhaps I could have made my first post more understandable.

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So it was like the scene in that movie where Sharon Stone crossed and uncrossed her legs and flashed her vee-ganina??
How did you dress??
Tight pencil skirt?
Low cut blouse?
Stilletto heels
glossy red lips?
Chanel No.5 perfume??
So you are a female fatale after all!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow!

there is no hope for you in this ... he is going to see your beard ... he is going to find out you are a student that is extremely broke and have done an unsuccessful porno shoot with black tgirls - Trust me i saw the photos and damn near threw up cuz. You wild out dog . You iz out the game . DAMN

i trust lawyers about as much as GWB or a car salesman !!!!!

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Originally Posted by TsVanessa69

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Originally Posted by Tomfurbs

Who's taking who to court again? I'm getting a bit confused.

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Me too
So the lawyer suing her is madly in love?
or the lawyer defending her??
Has there been subliminal messages?
Any casual contatct?
Coffee dates?
Is there hope for me too??

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I never said he is madly in love. He just showed signs of interest. There was casual contact.

But for him to take me on a "coffe date" would be a conflict of interest. Which is a big no no for a lawyer.

Just imagine if I were on trial in a cirminal matter and the prosecutor took me on a date. Would that fly? Would the prosecutor risk loosing his job and being disbarred? Neither would this guy no possible relationship could be worth that.

Yes there is hope four you and me and everyone. I mean heck the last thing I was doing was looking for a man and whoomp! Here is a prime candidate right in my lap! :-)

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Originally Posted by 2pert4ya

there is no hope for you in this ... he is going to see your beard ... he is going to find out you are a student that is extremely broke and have done an unsuccessful porno shoot with black tgirls - Trust me i saw the photos and damn near threw up cuz. You wild out dog . You iz out the game . DAMN

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Ohh bitch that's some really expert reading. Well let me put this to ya.

There is more hope for me to get a hot sexy young lawyer than there is for you. You probably looking like a butch queen in drag for the first time, ratty wig, shoes you stole from your mama, razor bumps all over, track marks all up in your ass hole, tryin to read while standing in line at the free clinic, which your ghetto looking ass. The only lawyer who would speak a word directly to you is the public defender at your prostitution trial.

Bitch.

ok, let me get this straight... a corporate lawyer for a large company that probably has a stable life and makes a good living would be interested in going on a date with a transexual (debatable use of term) that he is in the process of evicting through a court proceeding....

yeah this is completely possible.... :roll:

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Originally Posted by TsVanessa69

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Originally Posted by BrendaQG

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Originally Posted by TsVanessa69

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Originally Posted by BrendaQG

@ Tomfurbs and Beardedone.

I have the canceled checks that show how I actually paid rent. I paid $3200 twice and was due to pay another $4000 at the end of the lease to the original landlord. Pay to him out of student loan funds. (Where if anyone's curious working goes towards paying off other smaller bills, utils, credit cards, savings and "walking around money".)

I met the lawyer. The landlord is now a bank, the bank that gave the old landlord a mortgage, so they send their lawyer to represent them.

It ain't something until it's something. But It was just so nice to get those kind of vibes from a young, successful, man who knows my T and does not care.. So there is hope for meeting such a man, for any of us.

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What vibes!!!!!!!!!!!
Do tell!
Was it how he gazed into your eyes??

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Yes.

Quote:

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Did he rub your leg under the table??

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We did not sit at the same table. He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.

Quote:

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Did he give you ANY clue as to HIS interest in YOU???

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Yes. All I can say is body language and the tone of his conversation with me. I mean we are on opposite sides of the case. He is not my laywer. He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.

Quote:

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Lawyers and clients go to lunch all the time.
Thats not a conflict of interest.
I mean you are paying him right?

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He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.
He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.
He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.
He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.
He is council for the plaintiff and I am the defendant.

That is why there would be a conflict of interest.

Is that crystal clear now?

I can understand why it may not have been clear. I mean who would think I could just go to court represent myself and do a good enough job to force a corporate lawyer to advise his client to cut a deal with me? (People tend to skim when reading boards like this. Then miss details.) Well that's what I did. That was all by email and court filings, never spoke to the guy, never saw the guy until today.

Perhaps I could have made my first post more understandable.

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So it was like the scene in that movie where Sharon Stone crossed and uncrossed her legs and flashed her vee-ganina??
How did you dress??
Tight pencil skirt?
Low cut blouse?
Stilletto heels
glossy red lips?
Chanel No.5 perfume??
So you are a female fatale after all!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow!

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Lol girl. Fatale me? If you say so. I think they settled because I had a reasonably strong case to present a jury.

Well for court you have to go a bit conservative. So I wore this tight blue sweater dress from banana republic, flat black slippers, the wig of course, and no stockings. I just made sure to shave then moisturize my legs before I went. That dress shows allot of leg so maybe he's a leg man? I painted myself with my usual foundation , eyeliner, lip liner, and eye shadow, no lipstick. (My foundation is IMAN "clay" #5 and I wear eye shadow of the same brand. It's made to look good on women of color and can be found at Macy's and Walgreen's in black neighborhoods. )

He was wearing a steely grey business suit, cotton by the feel of it and some Italian loafers I can't identify the brand. Since we could conceivably been before the jury this same day I'll bet he wore his best and that the suit was tailored for him it fit so well. Though to be honest I have a thing for men in suits I find. Even a fat guy in a suit looks twice as good to me.